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A journey is a person in itself; no two are alike. And all plans, safeguards, policing, and coercion are fruitless. We find that after years of struggle that we do not take a trip; a trip takes us.
Travelling is one of my greatest passions. It all started when I lived in Italy as a child for around an year. Since then, I've also lived in Germany and the UK, besides my beloved homeland, and visited many other places. I believe experiencing the new is always exciting and few things does it better than travelling. You have spontaneous adventures, stories for life and usually get to see the best in people. You learn so much about yourself and others, you rarely come back the same. And food, there is always a different and awesome food right around the corner.
This is a map where I like to register some of the places I've been to :)


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We will publish more information about talks and speakers soon.
{% elif phases.workshops == 'details_public' or phases.workshops == 'details_complete_public' %} {% if phases.workshops_registration != 'hidden' %}
Workshops will take place at a different venue than talks.
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We’re sorry but all workshops are sold out. You can still try to come without registration 10 minutes before the workshop starts and take a free spot if somebody doesn’t come. There are always some no-shows.
You can also check later. People cancel their registrations sometimes so a ticket might become available again.
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They have limited capacity and every conference ticket holder will have
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THREE COLORS: WHITE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 7.4
Date Released: varies Running Length: 1:32 Rated: R (Sexual situations, mature themes, violence)
Starring: Zbigniew Zamachowski, Julie Delpy, Janusz Gajos, Jerzy Stuhr Director: Krzysztof Kieslowski Producer: Marin Karmitz Screenplay: Krzysztof Kieslowski and Krzysztof Piesiewicz Cinematography: Edward Klosinski Music: Zbigniew Preisner Released by Miramax Films In French and Polish with subtitles
"Blue, liberty; White, equality; Red, fraternity... We looked very closely at these three ideas, how they functioned in everyday life, but from an individual's point of view. These ideals are contradictory with human nature. When you deal with them practically, you do not know how to live with them. Do people really want liberty, equality, fraternity?" - Writer/director Krzysztof Kieslowski
WHITE, the second chapter of Krzysztof Kieslowski's THREE COLORS trilogy, is different from BLUE in more ways than the color it centers on and the ideals represented. Instead of the dark, somber tone adopted by BLUE, this film aims for something lighter. Additionally, while WHITE possesses a sardonic quality never sought after by its predecessor, the emotional tapestry of this picture is not the other's equal.
Although WHITE is self-contained, there is an intersection with BLUE. In the previous film, the stars of this one, Julie Delpy and Zbigniew Zamachowski, make brief appearances; likewise, Juliette Binoche sticks her head through a courtroom door near the beginning of WHITE (blink and you may miss her). Delpy, Zamachowski, and Binoche all turn up at the conclusion of RED (due to be released this fall), along with the featured performers of that movie, Jean-Louis Trintignant and Irene Jacobs.
WHITE begins in a Parisian courtroom with the arrival of a lonely, dejected Karol Karol (Zamachowski), clutching a summons and looking downtrodden. Shortly thereafter, his marriage has been dissolved by the court because of his inability to consummate the union, and his beautiful young wife Dominique (Delpy) has claimed that she no longer loves him. Karol is devastated, and decides to quit Paris for his native Poland.
To make matters worse, he has no passport and no money to obtain one, and after Dominique sets fire to a beauty shop that he and she owned together, the police want him for arson. Fate, however, is not entirely working against Karol, and he finds a friend in his fellow countryman Mikolaj (Janusz Gajos), who helps him back to Warsaw, where he begins rebuilding his life and planning revenge against the woman he still loves.
WHITE focuses mainly on Karol's life, and that's one of its possible flaws. While we are presented with a well-rounded picture of the Polish hairdresser, we see so little of his wife that the eventual resolution falls a little flat. The few glimpses we are afforded of Dominique reveal an intensely interesting character who is quite simply never given enough screen time.
Another problem with WHITE is that the plot occasionally leaps forward in a rather disjointed manner. At times, it seems that there are scenes missing. While none of these gaps cause permanent damage, they engender a momentary sense of confusion. BLUE was seamlessly edited; the same cannot be said about WHITE.
Nevertheless, despite its flaws, WHITE is an excellent character study, and the presentation of a twisted love story is compelling. The Chaplinesque Zbigniew Zamachowski delivers a performance that displays the depth and breadth of his considerable talent. In addition to portraying desperation, pain, and triumph, Zamachowski gets an opportunity to do a little light comedy.
Julie Delpy, who was so impressive as Sam Shepard's tragic girlfriend in VOYAGER (and also had roles in EUROPA, EUROPA and Disney's THE THREE MUSKETEERS), is luminescent in limited exposure. She's very effective, and her cold portrayal of Dominique during the film's opening scenes does nothing to endear the character to the audience.
As was the case with BLUE, the title color permeates the film. Kieslowski uses images of white to reinforce his theme of equality. Poland, with its cloudy winter skies and snowscapes, is a perfect setting, and the color shows up in dozens of other instances, including building facades, cars, pigeons, a porcelain bust, clothing, and the misty halo through which several scenes are filmed. Zbigniew Preisner, whose score was integral to BLUE, is the composer for WHITE, but in this case, his music serves a more normal function.
Kieslowski understands human nature, and his ability to breathe life into that understanding through these characters is what sets his films apart from those of many others. As BLUE did for liberty, so WHITE does for equality, giving a face to an abstract concept. WHITE does not have the impact of its predecessor, but neither will its story or characters fade the moment the theater's lights go on.
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I'm a high school science teacher. This is my home page.
Physics - course notes
In physics we design experiments to discover mathematical relationships in nature. We then use those relationships to predict and shape our surroundings.
Computer Science
This class focuses on learning computer science through projects. We build browser based projects using HTML CSS and JavaScript. We also build Arduino based projects that require the programming language C and simple electric circuits.
About Me
I graduated from University of Georgia with a B.S. in physics and astronomy. After college I moved to Los Angeles and got credentialed to teach high school physics and chemistry. I’ve been teaching physics, chemistry, and computer programming in California since 2006.
I nerd out on: books, hiking, soccer, science, coding, Arduino, biking to work
Links
Photos: our classroom science experiments.
Codepen: some HTML/CSS/JavaScript experiments
n-gon: 2-D physics sidescroller shooter
Scratch: code blocks, try my portal game


The Problem
It was a dark and rainy Tuesday afternoon in San Francisco (always being cloudy, this isn’t saying much). I was at work, pairing with a colleague, when I decided to glance at my computer to check for something we needed. This forced me to unintentionally check my E-Mail…something that always causes trouble. As usual, there was a message there which frustrated me - an E-Mail from Charles, caps-locked, screaming for me to turning in my time sheet. Not to kill the messenger, Charles is a great guy, he just happens to be the one who has the job of dealing with the irritating employees that miss their time sheets.
The E-Mail detailed all the reasons I was damaging ThoughtWorks' profit margins and bank account, and how it was detrimental to the client relationship. I was ruining everything! The company was in danger of falling apart! I couldn’t jeopardize my beloved company yet again by making my time sheet even later. But, as we often are, I was in the middle of doing some work, and didn’t want to suddenly leave, switching context to think long and hard about how many hours I worked the week before, as it is equally immoral to type in random numbers for 30 seconds and call it done. Decisions, decisions…
If Only…
…I had some way to quickly remember how many hours I worked in the last week!
Even when we manage to turn in time sheets on time, think of how many batches of 5-10 minutes are wasted sitting around trying to remember hours worked?
- 10 minutes every 2 weeks or 20 minutes every month
- 1 year working in ThoughtWorks, 12 months
- 12 * 20 = 240 minutes a year, or that’s 4 hours of wasted time per year
- 2,500+ employees in ThoughtWorks makes that at least 10,000 hours of wasted time (83 working weeks of collective time per year)
Or worse still, how many mistakes are made due to failing at the task of remembering our hours?
If that still doesn’t sound like enough time, keep in mind it doesn’t include the likely larger portion of time that is wasted switching out of and then back into context when trying to solve a problem. During the hiring process at any company, they don’t look for top-notch ‘remembering hours worked’ abilities, but likely for other skills. So, I wanted some way to be able to quickly get past this annoyance.
Having a hunch that being connected to the wifi (since we are nearly always on the internet at work) might be a good place to start, I ended up making a small script that keeps track of your time based on when you’re connected to work wifi networks, and it’s been working quite well so far.
So, how does it work?
- Every 5 seconds or so, it checks to see if you’re connected to one of the predefined wifi networks (by default, these are ‘twdata’ and ‘twguest’ - but users can easily add project specific ssid’s.) When it checks, if you are detected being on the work networks you have defined (i.e. you’re ‘at work’ to Charles) one of two things can happen:
- If it is the first time Charles has detected you at work for this day, he will create a new day starting at the current time (i.e. you’ve just arrived at work and opened your computer at 8:00am letting it connect to the wifi, it will mark 8:00am as the “started work” time for today.)
- If Charles has already logged a starting time for that day, ‘he’ will mark that time as the ENDING time for the day, replacing whatever the previous ending time was, if one existed.
This means every 5 seconds your ‘ending time’ for the day is changing to be more up to date. The assumption is, the last time you close your computer and leave the office, that ending time will be accurately saved within 5 seconds.
He will continue logging the time happily until you close your computer and go home for the day. You can connect to your home wifi all you want, because it is not in your “Work SSID’s list”, so Charles will ignore it. The next day when you come to work, Charles will start a new day, and will remember almost exactly the time you left work on the previous day.
A second component of Charles is the webapp component, hosted for free on Heroku, that receives posts from the locally running script every 5 seconds and logs the time. You can visit http://charles-time.herokuapp.com/ and log in through the (extremely sparse) UI to then see your hours worked.
Where Can I Get It?
The Future
Automating the Time Entry
In my opinion, icing on the cake would be some simple browser automation tool (like selenium) to give Charles a feature that allows it to log into our T&E web page and set all the times automatically, taking out a preset time out for lunch. Then, Charles would allow you to simply glance at the form it has filled, make sure everything is good and accurately represents what happened that week, and just click the submit button, making the process much more accurate and taking less than 10-15 seconds.
Going Mobile
An alternative to the script on your mac which several people have suggested is to integrate Charles into a mobile app. They are constantly searching for wifi networks, and people tend always have their phones on, so as long as you had wifi activated on your mobile, this would be exceptionally accurate as far as logging exactly how many minutes you were inside of a particular building.
This could be accomplished quite easily, I think, if Charles were ported over to a mobile app that does the same as the current ruby script does.
Known Issues
Why Wifi?
Wifi connection may not sound accurate at a first glance, but I’ve been using charles for a while now and it’s been surprisingly representative of how long I’ve been at work. Forgetting to run the program, or never opening your computer (pairing on a different machine? Running around from meeting to meeting all morning and never having a chance to open your computer until the afternoon?) is still an issue. The cell phone integration mentioned above could be a solution to this.
Just a simple script…
It would help a lot to have Charles be a real mac application, one that can be run more easily through the GUI and run in the background with a taskbar icon.
The people that make the rest of us look bad
For you SUPER hard workers, there are some bugs when staying past midnight. When it passes through to the next day, Charles gets confused and ends the current day, immediately starting the next one at 12:00:01am, so then when you get to work the next day it thinks you’ve already worked for 8 or 9 hours as soon as you walk in the door. No one likes dealing with time, so I haven’t sorted this out yet.
Interested?
Feel free to contact me with suggestions, ideas, interest in working on this mini project, or questions in general. Definitely interested to hear both the good and bad comments :)


Hello! I'm Nell Shamrell-Harrington - I code, write about software development, and speak about Ruby and technology in general. I'm dedicated to learning and applying new technical skills and paying it forward by teaching and mentoring others.
It may seem unusual, but my greatest understanding of software development comes from my background in Theatre. In a performance many separate parts (acting, lighting, sound, costumes) must be developed independently, but still form a cohesive whole to express a director’s vision. The same is true of software development. Databases, code, and user interfaces all must connect and complement each other seamlessly.
In development I not only get to work on all aspects of an application, I weave these parts together into a harmony. This time, it’s a user’s vision to meet. This challenge and creativity excites and inspires me.
Chef Supermarket - Owner and Core Contributor
Operation Code - Contributor and Mentor
Dev4Ops4Dev Workshop Curriculum - Author
Ops for Developers Curriculum - Creator and Core Developer
CDNetworks Client - Creator
Nice Reply Client - Creator
For more examples of my coding work, please see my Github profile
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Lead Developer - PhishMe
Technical Reviewer - Pragmatic Press
Technical Reviewer - O'Reilly
Software Development Engineer - Blue Box
Extension Lecturer - University of Washington
Advisory Board Member - University of Washington Certificate in Ruby Program
Advisory Board Member - University of Washington Certificate in DevOps
For more information on my professional experience, please see my LinkedIn profile
Chef Vault - What is it and what can it do for you?
A Supermarket of Your Own: Running a Private Supermarket
oc-id on Chef Server: An Introduction
Omnibus-ctl: What is it and what can it do for you?
Using Chef Supermarket: A Guided Tour
Ops and Development Teams: Finding a Harmony
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Along with being a software development engineer, I also trained as an actor for several years. One of my goals is to lift the presentation quality at Ruby and tech conferences in general. You can present technical content, teach people new technologies, and still be engaging and entertaining. I'm hoping to lead by example.
DevOps: A History - DevOpsDays Portland
Untangling Infrastructure Code Through Refactoring - DevOpsDays Chicago
Untangling Terraform Through Refactoring - HashiConf
Estimates That Don't Suck (Slides)
First Do No Harm: Surgical Refactoring (Slides, Video)
Test Driving Your Rails Infrastructure with Chef
Dev4Ops4Dev Workshop Instructor (with Clinton Wolfe and Ben Rockwood)
Capture Groups: Guest Chef on Ruby Tapas (Video)
Beneath The Surface: Regular Expressions in Ruby (Slides, Video)
Regular Expressions: Guest Panelist on Ruby Rogues (Audio)
Test Driven Development: A Love Story (Slides, Video)
Behind the Curtain: Applying Lessons from the Theatre to Software (Slides, Video)
I'm looking for Open Source, guest blog post writing, and speaking opportunities. Feel free to reach out to me at nellshamrell AT gmail.com


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| enum | oc_swupdate_result_t { OC_SWUPDATE_RESULT_IDLE = 0, OC_SWUPDATE_RESULT_SUCCESS, OC_SWUPDATE_RESULT_LESS_RAM, OC_SWUPDATE_RESULT_LESS_FLASH, OC_SWUPDATE_RESULT_CONN_FAIL, OC_SWUPDATE_RESULT_SVV_FAIL, OC_SWUPDATE_RESULT_INVALID_URL, OC_SWUPDATE_RESULT_UPGRADE_FAIL } |
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| void | oc_swupdate_notify_done (size_t device, oc_swupdate_result_t result) |
| callback to notify if a new software version is complete More... | |
| void | oc_swupdate_notify_downloaded (size_t device, const char *version, oc_swupdate_result_t result) |
| callback to notify if a new software version is downloaded More... | |
| void | oc_swupdate_notify_new_version_available (size_t device, const char *version, oc_swupdate_result_t result) |
| callback to notify if a new software version is available More... | |
| void | oc_swupdate_notify_upgrading (size_t device, const char *version, oc_clock_time_t timestamp, oc_swupdate_result_t result) |
| callback to notify if a new software version is upgrading More... | |
| void | oc_swupdate_set_impl (const oc_swupdate_cb_t *swupdate_impl) |
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| enum oc_swupdate_result_t |
OCF defined software update results.
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callback to notify if a new software version is complete
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| void oc_swupdate_notify_downloaded | ( | size_t | device, |
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callback to notify if a new software version is downloaded
| device | the device identifier |
| version | version of the software |
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| void oc_swupdate_notify_new_version_available | ( | size_t | device, |
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callback to notify if a new software version is available
| device | the device identifier |
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This data file contains base information for every storm advisory issued by the National Hurricane Center for the Atlantic and northeast Pacific oceans.
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Datasets 'discus', 'posest', 'public' and 'update' are not included as of this writing but will be added as soon as possible.
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See https://timtrice.github.io/rrricanes/articles/articles/data_world.html for a third alternative to access datasets with the ability to filter data without loading entire datasets into your environment.
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Gronk Throws Shade At Jason Witten, Hints At Joining The Dallas Cowboys (VIDEO)
by Darrelle LincolnTwo of the best tight ends in modern NFL history are Rob Gronkowski and Rob Gronkowski. One is retired and the other came out of retirement to go play again.
We had a bit of tight end on tight end crime on Sunday morning when Gronk, who appears on the Fox pregame show these days, took a subtle shot at the Dallas Cowboys tight end by stating the team could use a tight end like himself.
The 37-year-old Witten has caught just 36 passes for 338 yards and two touchdowns in nine games.
Gronk stated on Saturday that he has a big announcement coming on Tuesday that is likely to state his future in either the NFL or WWE, or possibly more CBD related products.


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Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredient
Camphorated phenol (camphor 10.8% and phenol 4.7%)
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Pain reliever/antiseptic
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When using this product do not use in or near the eyes. If contact occurs, rinse eyes thoroughly with water and obtain medical attention.
Stop use and ask a doctor if
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Generalized Context Model (GCM)¶
Reference : [Noso86]
Module : gcm
The above module contains the necessary functions that aid in implementing the GCM. The documentation for these functions is described below.
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GCM.gcm.
calculate_probabilities
(J, stimulus_representation, w, c, r, categories_idx, b)¶ Function that calculates the probabilities of each of the stimuli belonging to category J. i.e., it calculates P(J|i) for all i with a fixed J. Note that the function requires all the parameters of the model
- Parameters
J (int) – Category number
stimulus_representation (np.array) – The stimuli are given to this function in the form of a n x N matrix, where n is the number of stimuli and N is the number of dimensions of each stimuli in the psychological space
w (list) – This is the list of weights corresponding to each dimension of the stimulus in the psychological space
c (int) – This is the scale parameter used in the distance calculation
r (int) – This is the Minkowski’s distance metric. A value of 1 corresponds to city-block metric (generally used when the stimuli has separable dimensions) ; A value of 2 corresponds to Eucledian distance metric (generally used when the stimuli has integral dimensions)
categories_idx (list) – This is the list that indicates which stimulus belongs to which category. For example, out of 5 stimuli, if stimuli #0, #2, #4 belongs to category 0 and the rest belongs to category 1, then categories_Idx = [[0,2,4],[1,3]]
b (list) – This is the list of biases for the categories
- Returns
The probabilities of all the stimuli being categorised into category J
- Return type
list
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GCM.gcm.
gaussian_similarity
(stimulus_representation, i, j, w, c, r)¶ Function that calculates and returns the gaussian similarity of stimuli i and j (equation 4b in [Noso86])
- Parameters
stimulus_representation (np.array) – The stimuli are given to this function in the form of a n x N matrix, where n is the number of stimuli and N is the number of dimensions of each stimuli in the psychological space
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w (list) – This is the list of weights corresponding to each dimension of the stimulus in the psychological space
c (int) – This is the scale parameter used in the distance calculation
r (int) – This is the Minkowski’s distance metric. A value of 1 corresponds to city-block metric (generally used when the stimuli has separable dimensions) ; A value of 2 corresponds to eucledian distance metric (generally used when the stimuli has integral dimensions)
- Returns
The Gaussian similarity between the two stimulus
- Return type
np.float64
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GCM.gcm.
probability_of_category_J
(J, stimulus_representation, w, c, r, i, categories_idx, b)¶ Function that calculates the probability of category J, given stimulus i (equation 5 in [Noso86])
- Parameters
J (int) – Category number
stimulus_representation (np.array) – The stimuli are given to this function in the form of a n x N matrix, where n is the number of stimuli and N is the number of dimensions of each stimuli in the psychological space
w (list) – This is the list of weights corresponding to each dimension of the stimulus in the psychological space
c (int) – This is the scale parameter used in the distance calculation
r (int) – This is the Minkowski’s distance metric. A value of 1 corresponds to city-block metric (generally used when the stimuli has separable dimensions) ; A value of 2 corresponds to Eucledian distance metric (generally used when the stimuli has integral dimensions)
i (int) – Stimulus i
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b (list) – This is the list of biases for the categories
- Returns
The probability of stimulus i belonging to category J
- Return type
np.float64


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The VoiceBase Analytics Workbench is the name of the tool/UI that you will use to investigate your voice,messaging, or chat data, create Queries and Categories and listen to or read transcripts of Media files using the VoiceBase Call Player.
Anchor Words are keywords that a business identifies in the Discovery phase that ‘anchor’ or act as a starting point for building out robust and thorough Categories. Anchor Words usually relate to business key performance indicators, checkpoints, alerts and concepts. Anchor Words give you a starting point to build from when building a catalogue of Variant Words.
Bearer Tokens are unique access tokens that provide access to your VoiceBase account, data libraries and Content.
The VoiceBase Call Player is a tool within the Analytics Workbench that allows you to inspect or listen to specific media or messaging files and investigate specific data points and insights about that file.
Categories are automated Queries that run on all new data put into your VoiceBase instance. They are built in the same way, with the same syntax as Queries, except Categories use extra attributes to help with organization.
Content is a generic name for the user created Queries, Categories, Word Lists and other data used to analyze the data library. Much of the work you will accomplish in the VoiceBase Analytics Workbench will be creating your Content around your voice or messaging data.
Discourse Analytics is using Voice Analytics with Categories and other tools to discover the flow and content of a conversation. Discourse Analytics discovers how people react to what is said through Sentiment Analysis (what is the sentiment and emotion of the conversation), timing and conversation flow, in conjunction with Categories and other Metrics.
Fields are data points about your uploaded files. This can include: the length of the file, transitions in the conversation, word count of the conversation, total amount of silence in the conversation, ‘over talk’ (did one person talk over the other), and more.
Indicative Language refers to contextual language surrounding Anchor Words (and Variant Words) that helps you identify the accuracy of your Queries and Categories, as well as helps you audit your Queries and Categories. Indicative Language is a powerful tool, allowing you to use context clues to improve your Voice Analytics. One of the most common uses for Indicative Language is to increase and expand the precision of your Categories by giving you the context for where your key words and phrases are being used, as well as providing synonyms for key words and phrases. You can then add these additional words and phrases to your Category to ensure it is detecting exactly what you want, no matter the dialect or speech pattern. For example, if you audit one of your Queries that searches for the term "wheelchair", and you get a hit where the transcription says: ‘Please help me find a book in the wheelchair’, you can be pretty confident (thanks to the Indicative Language specifically) that this hit is actually a false positive (which means the search term was found, but it was actually a mis-transcription or some other error).
Media includes all audio or messaging data and their associated metadata. When Media is uploaded to VoiceBase, it is automatically uploaded into a default Media library named ‘media’. This library/name can then be accessed using VBQL to gain insights, and eventually build your Categories.
MediaId (usually written ‘mediaId’) is the unique identifier assigned to all data coming into the system, whether speech, messaging, or chat. The Media ID is used to identify each piece of Media and the insights and metadata associated with the Media.
Metrics are data points about the conversations in your uploaded Media, and are used primarily for voice data. There are more than 40 Paralinguistic Metrics available including sentiment of the speakers in the conversation, silence and ‘over talk’ of the individual speakers in voice data, vocabulary of the speakers, and more. Not all metrics are suitable for use with messaging, but some are appropriate and may be used.
Queries are used to retrieve data that fit search parameters. They are equivalent to searches that would be run in your favorite search engine. The key difference is that the VBQL language is specifically designed to search through Media data including audio, transcripts and metadata.
A Transcription is a written script of the voice or messaging data that you’ve uploaded, produced by VoiceBase’s AI powered analytics engine and Natural Language Processing.  These can be synonyms, antonyms, related concepts, expanded concepts, and/or more verbose concepts of your Anchor Words. Anchor Words and Variant Words will be the basis for most of your Categories. While building a catalog of Variant Words, you will also naturally get exposed to additional Anchor Words and concepts that can then be folded into existing and new Categories and Queries.
Voice Analytics is the process of using tools (like VoiceBase) to process, analyze, organize and gain insight from voice and messaging data. In the case of voice data, this involves converting a audio files to a written transcript as well as extracting key points of information from both the audio and transcript that can be analyzed to achieve business goals.


Uses of Class
com.arjuna.wst.SystemException
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Packages that use SystemException Package Description com.arjuna.mw.wst11 com.arjuna.wst com.arjuna.wst.stub com.arjuna.wst11 com.arjuna.wst11.stub org.jboss.jbossts.txbridge.inbound org.jboss.jbossts.txbridge.outbound -
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Uses of SystemException in com.arjuna.mw.wst11
Methods in com.arjuna.mw.wst11 that throw SystemException Modifier and Type Method Description abstract void
UserBusinessActivity. begin()
Start a new business activity with atomic outcome.abstract void
UserBusinessActivity. begin(int timeout)
Start a new BA with atomic outcome and the specified timeout as its lifetime.abstract void
UserTransaction. begin()
Start a new transaction.abstract void
UserTransaction. begin(int timeout)
Start a new transaction with the specified timeout as its lifetime.abstract void
UserBusinessActivity. cancel()
If the BA must undo its work then the cancel method is used.abstract void
UserBusinessActivity. close()
The BA is normally terminated by the close method.abstract void
UserTransaction. commit()
The transaction is committed by the commit method.abstract void
UserBusinessActivity. complete()
If participants have registered for the BusinessAgreementWithComplete protocol then they will be expecting the application to inform them when all work intended for them has been sent (and responded to).abstract TxContext
BusinessActivityManager. currentTransaction()
The currentTransaction method returns the TxContext for the current transaction, or null if there is none.abstract TxContext
TransactionManager. currentTransaction()
The currentTransaction method returns the TxContext for the current transaction, or null if there is none.abstract BAParticipantManager
BusinessActivityManager. enlistForBusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletion(BusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletionParticipant bawcp, java.lang.String id)
Enlist a participant for the BusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletion protocol.abstract BAParticipantManager
BusinessActivityManager. enlistForBusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletion(BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionParticipant bap, java.lang.String id)
Enlist a participant for the BusinessAgreement protocol.abstract void
TransactionManager. enlistForDurableTwoPhase(Durable2PCParticipant tpp, java.lang.String id)
Enlist the specified participant with current transaction such that it will participate in the 2PC protocol; a unique identifier for the participant is also required.abstract void
TransactionManager. enlistForVolatileTwoPhase(Volatile2PCParticipant pzp, java.lang.String id)
Enlist the specified participant with current transaction such that it will participate in the Volatile 2PC protocol; a unique identifier for the participant is also required.abstract int
TransactionManager. replay()
abstract void
BusinessActivityManager. resume(TxContext txContext)
The resume method can be used to (re-)associate a thread with a transaction(s) via its TxContext.abstract void
TransactionManager. resume(TxContext txContext)
The resume method can be used to (re-)associate a thread with a transaction(s) via its TxContext.abstract void
UserTransaction. rollback()
The rollback operation will terminate the transaction and return normally if it succeeded, while throwing an appropriate exception if it didn't.abstract TxContext
BusinessActivityManager. suspend()
A thread of control may require periods of non-transactionality so that it may perform work that is not associated with a specific transaction.abstract TxContext
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Uses of SystemException in com.arjuna.wst
Methods in com.arjuna.wst that throw SystemException Modifier and Type Method Description void
BusinessActivityTerminator. cancel()
void
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionParticipant. cancel()
The transaction has cancelled, and the participant should undo any work.void
BusinessActivityTerminator. close()
void
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionParticipant. close()
The transaction has completed successfully.void
CompletionCoordinatorParticipant. commit()
void
Participant. commit()
The participant should make permanent the work that it controls.void
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionParticipant. compensate()
The transaction has cancelled.void
BusinessActivityTerminator. complete()
void
BusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletionParticipant. complete()
The coordinator is informing the participant that all work it needs to do within the scope of this business activity has been received.void
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionParticipant. error()
If the participant enquired as to the status of the transaction it was registered with and an unrecoverable error occurs then this operation will be invoked.void
Participant. error()
During recovery the participant can enquire as to the status of the transaction it was registered with.Vote
Participant. prepare()
Perform any work necessary to allow it to either commit or rollback the work performed by the Web service under the scope of the transaction.void
CompletionCoordinatorParticipant. rollback()
void
Participant. rollback()
The participant should undo the work that it controls.java.lang.String
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionParticipant. status()
void
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionParticipant. unknown()
Deprecated.void
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Uses of SystemException in com.arjuna.wst.stub
Subclasses of SystemException in com.arjuna.wst.stub Modifier and Type Class Description class
SystemCommunicationException
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Methods in com.arjuna.wst11 that throw SystemException Modifier and Type Method Description void
BAParticipantManager. cannotComplete()
Cannot complete.void
BAParticipantManager. completed()
The participant has completed it works, but wishes to continue in the business activity, so that it will eventually be told when (and how) the activity terminates.void
BAParticipantManager. exit()
The participant has exited the business activity.void
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Uses of SystemException in com.arjuna.wst11.stub
Methods in com.arjuna.wst11.stub that throw SystemException Modifier and Type Method Description void
BusinessActivityTerminatorRPCStub. cancel()
void
BusinessActivityTerminatorStub. cancel()
void
BusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletionStub. cancel()
void
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionStub. cancel()
void
SubordinateCoordinatorCompletionParticipantStub. cancel()
void
BACoordinatorCompletionParticipantManagerStub. cannotComplete()
void
BAParticipantCompletionParticipantManagerStub. cannotComplete()
void
BusinessActivityTerminatorRPCStub. close()
void
BusinessActivityTerminatorStub. close()
void
BusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletionStub. close()
void
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionStub. close()
void
SubordinateCoordinatorCompletionParticipantStub. close()
void
CompletionRPCStub. commit()
void
CompletionStub. commit()
void
ParticipantStub. commit()
void
SubordinateDurable2PCStub. commit()
this will be called when the parent coordinator commits its durable participants and should ensure that the interposed cooordinator does the samevoid
SubordinateVolatile2PCStub. commit()
this is called as part of the after completion processing and should ensure that the interposed coordinator performs its afterCompletion processingvoid
BusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletionStub. compensate()
void
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionStub. compensate()
void
SubordinateCoordinatorCompletionParticipantStub. compensate()
void
BusinessActivityTerminatorRPCStub. complete()
void
BusinessActivityTerminatorStub. complete()
void
BusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletionStub. complete()
void
SubordinateCoordinatorCompletionParticipantStub. complete()
void
BACoordinatorCompletionParticipantManagerStub. completed()
void
BAParticipantCompletionParticipantManagerStub. completed()
void
BusinessActivityTerminatorRPCStub. error()
void
BusinessActivityTerminatorStub. error()
void
BusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletionStub. error()
void
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionStub. error()
void
ParticipantStub. error()
void
SubordinateCoordinatorCompletionParticipantStub. error()
this should never get calledvoid
SubordinateDurable2PCStub. error()
this should never get calledvoid
SubordinateVolatile2PCStub. error()
this should never get calledvoid
BACoordinatorCompletionParticipantManagerStub. exit()
void
BAParticipantCompletionParticipantManagerStub. exit()
void
BACoordinatorCompletionParticipantManagerStub. fail(javax.xml.namespace.QName exceptionIdentifier)
void
BAParticipantCompletionParticipantManagerStub. fail(javax.xml.namespace.QName exceptionIdentifier)
Vote
ParticipantStub. prepare()
Vote
SubordinateDurable2PCStub. prepare()
This will be called when the parent coordinator is preparing its durable participants and should ensure that the interposed cooordinator does the same.Vote
SubordinateVolatile2PCStub. prepare()
This will be called when the parent coordinator is preparing its volatile participants and should ensure that the interposed cooordinator does the same.void
CompletionRPCStub. rollback()
void
CompletionStub. rollback()
void
ParticipantStub. rollback()
void
SubordinateDurable2PCStub. rollback()
this will be called when the parent coordinator rolls back its durable participants and should ensure that the interposed cooordinator does the samevoid
SubordinateVolatile2PCStub. rollback()
this is called as part of the after completion processing and should ensure that the interposed coordinator performs its afterCompletion processingjava.lang.String
BusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletionStub. status()
java.lang.String
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionStub. status()
java.lang.String
SubordinateCoordinatorCompletionParticipantStub. status()
this should never get calledvoid
BusinessActivityTerminatorRPCStub. unknown()
void
BusinessActivityTerminatorStub. unknown()
void
BusinessAgreementWithCoordinatorCompletionStub. unknown()
void
BusinessAgreementWithParticipantCompletionStub. unknown()
void
ParticipantStub. unknown()
void
SubordinateCoordinatorCompletionParticipantStub. unknown()
this should never get calledvoid
SubordinateDurable2PCStub. unknown()
this should never get calledvoid
SubordinateVolatile2PCStub. unknown()
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Uses of SystemException in org.jboss.jbossts.txbridge.inbound
Methods in org.jboss.jbossts.txbridge.inbound that throw SystemException Modifier and Type Method Description void
BridgeDurableParticipant. commit()
The participant should make permanent the work that it controls.void
BridgeVolatileParticipant. commit()
Perform afterCompletion cleanup activities such as releasing resources.void
BridgeDurableParticipant. error()
During recovery the participant can enquire as to the status of the transaction it was registered with.void
BridgeVolatileParticipant. error()
VolatileParticipants don't support recovery, so this should never be called.static InboundBridge
InboundBridgeManager. getInboundBridge()
Return an InboundBridge instance that maps the current Thread's WS transaction context to a JTA context.Vote
BridgeDurableParticipant. prepare()
Perform any work necessary to allow it to either commit or rollback the work performed by the Web service under the scope of the transaction.Vote
BridgeVolatileParticipant. prepare()
Perform beforeCompletion activities such as flushing cached state to stable store.void
BridgeDurableParticipant. rollback()
The participant should undo the work that it controls.void
BridgeVolatileParticipant. rollback()
Perform afterCompletion cleanup activities such as releasing resources.void
BridgeDurableParticipant. unknown()
During recovery the participant can enquire as to the status of the transaction it was registered with.void
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Uses of SystemException in org.jboss.jbossts.txbridge.outbound
Methods in org.jboss.jbossts.txbridge.outbound that throw SystemException Modifier and Type Method Description void
OutboundBridge. start()
Associate the WS-AT transaction to the current Thread.void
OutboundBridge. stop()
Disassociate the WS-AT transaction from the current Thread.
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Real Madrid suffer injury blow as star could now miss rest of 2019
by Ron CarneReal Madrid could reportedly be without James Rodriguez for the rest of the year after he sustained a knee injury while on international duty.
The 28-year-old has been limited to nine appearances so far this season as he has contributed one goal and an assist in those outings.
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Although he has struggled to secure a key role under Zinedine Zidane so far this season, he remains a talented individual capable of helping Los Blancos compete on multiple fronts moving forward.
However, as reported by the Evening Standard, it has been suggested that after suffering a knee injury during training with Colombia on Friday while away on the international break, he has now been ruled out for up to six weeks which would mean Real Madrid fans may not be seeing him again until 2020.
As seen in their tweet below, the Spanish giants did confirm that they had carried out further tests on Rodriguez’s knee which uncovered the extent of the problem, with the report above suggesting it could be a six-week spell on the sidelines.
That will be a blow for Real Madrid and Zidane as Rodriguez’s quality and experience could still have been key in the coming weeks to ensure that they stay in contention across the board, while they face Barcelona in El Clasico on December 18 and so given the timeframe offered above, he will be expected to sit that out too.
Rodriguez will now undoubtedly be focused on making a full and swift recovery from his setback, with Real Madrid perhaps still able to call on him in the second half of the campaign to make the difference, provided Zidane gives him opportunities and regular playing time to showcase his worth.


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‘Crisis On Infinite Earths’ Trailer Teases The Future Of The Arrowverse
by Jamie SamhanThe much-anticipated crossover in the Arrowverse is almost here and CW is teasing the event.
In a newly released trailer for “Crisis On Infinite Earths”, which will take place across “Supergirl”, “Batwoman”, “The Flash”, “Arrow” and “DC’s Legends Of Tomorrow”, fans get a glimpse of the destruction of Earth-73.
“This threat brings the annihilation of all life,” the Monitor says.
“Every second another Earth dies,” Barry tells Earth-90’s Flash.
Things are complicated but with this many superheroes teaming up together, they are sure to find a solution.
“Crisis” starts on with “Supergirl” on Dec. 8, then “Batwoman” on Dec. 9 followed by “The Flash” on Dec. 10. A winter hiatus will take place before picking up again on Jan. 14 with “Arrow” followed directly after with “Legends Of Tomorrow”.


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image_data = scipy.io.loadmat("data/image_data.mat")
// Convert data to a list of arrays matching SRM input.
// Each element is a matrix of voxels by TRs.
image_data = list(image_data["image_data_lh"])
assert image_data[0].shape[0] == movie_data[0].shape[0], "Number of voxels in movie data and image data do not match!"
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// Load the input data that contains the image stimuli and its labels for training a classifier
image_file = scipy.io.loadmat("data/image_data.mat")
image_data_left = image_file["image_data_lh"]
image_data_right = image_file["image_data_rh"]
// Convert data to a list of arrays matching SRM input.
// Each element is a matrix of voxels by TRs.
// Also, concatenate data from both hemispheres in the brain.
image_data = []
for s in range(subjects):
image_data.append(np.concatenate([image_data_left[:, :, s], image_data_right[:, :, s]], axis=0))
assert image_data[0].shape[0] == movie_data[0].shape[0], "Number of voxels in movie data and image data do not match!"
// Z-score the image data
for subject in range(subjects):


1)
Her / She
likes to bake cakes.2)
They / Them
work at the bank.3)
Him / He
went to the museum.4)
Me / I
rode a bicycle.5)
We / Us
live in Mumbai.6)
Me / I
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is late for school.8)
Her / She
drank her coffee.9)
We / Us
study in the same college.10)
Them / They
will come back tomorrow.


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I had the great pleasure of participating on a project to atract middle and high school students to the STEM fields by teaching robotics to them. The project was separated into two parts: The galena radio project and the robotics project. Using the galena radio, we could teach basic physics concepts by building and understanding the components of the galena radio, that is a passive radio built with basically one diode, on carbon microphone and a couple of thin copper wire. With the robotics project, we used the Arduino platform to build circuits and use basic embedded system coding to turn on LEDs, buzzers, create songs by varying the frequency of the components and cause a lot of fun with the students. Click here [article in Portuguese] to know more.


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| villus | vill | noun/m | a tuft of shaggy hair or wool | |
| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
| florus | flor | ppar | floreo to bloom, to flower | |
| Eriogonum villiflorum Gray Elymus villiflorus Rydb. | ||||
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| i | i | cnct | connective vowel used by botanical Latin | |
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| vinealis | vineal | adj | of or belonging to vines | |
| Allium vineale L. Agrostis vinealis Schreb. | ||||
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| violaceus | violace | adj | violet colored | |
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| atus | at | adj | adjectival suffix for nouns: possessive of or likeness of something (with, shaped, made)/ for verb participles: a completed action, -ed | |
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| OData (read/write) | A simple OData v2 service optimized for quick browser demos. |
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An Oracle Concerning Moab
1 An oracle concerning Moab.
Because Ar of Moab is laid waste in a night,
Moab is undone;
because Kir of Moab is laid waste in a night,
Moab is undone.
2 He has gone up to the temple, and to Dibon,
to the high places to weep;
over Nebo and over Medeba
Moab wails.
On every head is baldness;
every beard is shorn;
3 in the streets they wear sackcloth;
on the housetops and in the squares
everyone wails and melts in tears.
4 Heshbon and Elealeh cry out;
their voice is heard as far as Jahaz;
therefore the armed men of Moab cry aloud;
his soul trembles.
5 My heart cries out for Moab;
her fugitives flee to Zoar,
to Eglath-shelishiyah.


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Component type: function |
Prototype
find_first_of is an overloaded name; there are actually two find_first_of
functions.
template <class InputIterator, class ForwardIterator>
InputIterator find_first_of(InputIterator first1, InputIterator last1,
ForwardIterator first2, ForwardIterator last2);
template <class InputIterator, class ForwardIterator, class BinaryPredicate>
InputIterator find_first_of(InputIterator first1, InputIterator last1,
ForwardIterator first2, ForwardIterator last2,
BinaryPredicate comp);
Description
Find_first_of is similar to find, in that it performs linear
seach through a range of Input Iterators. The difference is that
while find searches for one particular value, find_first_of
searches for any of several values. Specifically, find_first_of
searches for the first occurrance in the range [first1, last1)
of any of the elements in [first2, last2). (Note that this
behavior is reminiscent of the function strpbrk from the standard
C library.)
The two versions of find_first_of differ in how they compare
elements for equality. The first uses operator==, and the second
uses and arbitrary user-supplied function object comp. The
first version returns the first iterator i in [first1, last1) such
that, for some iterator j in [first2, last2), *i == *j. The
second returns the first iterator i in [first1, last1) such that,
for some iterator j in [first2, last2), comp(*i, *j) is true.
As usual, both versions return last1 if no such iterator i
exists.
Definition
Defined in algo.h.
Requirements on types
For the first version:
For the second version:
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InputIterator is a model of Input Iterator.
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ForwardIterator is a model of Forward Iterator.
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BinaryPredicate is a model of Binary Predicate.
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InputIterator's value type is convertible to
BinaryPredicate's first argument type.
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ForwardIterator's value type is convertible to
BinaryPredicate's second argument type.
Preconditions
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[first1, last1) is a valid range.
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[first2, last2) is a valid range.
Complexity
At most (last1 - first1) * (last2 - first2) comparisons.
Example
Like strpbrk, one use for find_first_of is finding whitespace
in a string; space, tab, and newline are all whitespace characters.
int main()
{
const char* WS = "\t\n ";
const int n_WS = strlen(WS);
char* s1 = "This sentence contains five words.";
char* s2 = "OneWord";
char* end1 = find_first_of(s1, s1 + strlen(s1),
WS, WS + n_WS);
char* end2 = find_first_of(s2, s2 + strlen(s2),
WS, WS + n_WS);
printf("First word of s1: %.*s\n", end1 - s1, s1);
printf("First word of s2: %.*s\n", end2 - s2, s2);
}
Notes
See also
find, find_if, search
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